Trump invites the potential for cryptocurrency in retirement accounts.
Life-like robots for sale in new Beijing shop
Life-like robots for sale as China opens new store.
AWS to provide US government agencies with discounts
AWS to offer US agencies $1 billion discounts.
Trump threatens 100% tariff on chip imports
Trump threatens to place a 100% total tariff on chip imports.
Trump demands immediate resignation of Intel CEO
Trump calls for the resignation of Intel’s CEO.
The U.S. makes arrests over chip shipment breach
US arrests Chinese individuals over chip shipment breaches.
X ordered to comply with Australian eSafety Commissioner
In 2023, the Australian federal court fined X $396,000 for failing to provide the requested information.
Trump Administration threatens a U.S. TikTok ban
Former President Joe Biden and members of both political parties expressed concern it posed a national security risk.
Nokia lowers 2025 profit outlook
Based on preliminary numbers, Nokia added it expects to report net sales of €4.6 billion, a 2 per cent increase year-on-year. Operating profit is expected to show a decline to €300 million from €423 million.
Catwatchful data breach exposes thousands in latest stalkerware scandal
Security flaw highlights the ongoing risks of consumer-grade spying apps—and the need for greater public awareness. A covert Android application …
Huawei receives criminal charges
The 16-count indictment is related to Huawei’s alleged control of Skycom, which is a company based in Hong Kong conducting business in Iran.
EU expresses interest in developing AI gigafactories
The response comes after the EC issued a call for expressions of interest to identify potential consortia and gather early input for the next phase of the continent’s AI push.
U.S. Senate votes on state-level AI regulation
AI safety advocates warned that leaving the industry to self-regulate could lead to harmful consequences as companies race to deploy advanced models.
Trump starts feud with tecom provider AT&T
US President Donald Trump has called out American telecommunications company AT&T for problems he encountered during a conference call, although the operator insisted the issue was not caused by its network.